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“I wanted a course that could lead to a work permit afterwards. My counsellor checked that for every option and helped me with my study permit documents and proof of funds.”
Student 🇨🇦Master of Engineering · September intake
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Checked October 2026Study in Canada
Good-value education, welcoming cities and a Post-Graduation Work Permit that can lead towards permanent residence.
Main intakesSep, Jan, MaySep is the most popular
Tuition (indicative)CAD 15,000–40,000+ / yr2025/26 averages: ~CAD 24,000 master’s, ~CAD 41,700 bachelor’s
Work after studyPGWP up to 3 yearsNeeds a qualifying course and English score
Off-campus work24 hrs / weekDuring term, since March 2026
Why Canada
Why students choose Canada
- Degrees are valued worldwide and cost less than in several other top destinations.
- Co-op programmes at many universities add paid work experience.
- The Post-Graduation Work Permit can lead to Canadian work experience and PR options.
- Master’s and PhD students at public institutions are exempt from the national study-permit cap from 2026.
Costs
Costs at a glance
TuitionCAD 15,000–40,000+ per year (indicative)
Study permit feeCAD 150
Living funds to showCAD 22,895 for a single applicant (late 2025). Raised again from 1 September 2026, so we give you the exact current figure.
QuebecHas its own, higher, financial rules and a CAQ certificate
Visa and work
Visa and life after study
The main steps for Indian students. Requirements change, so we confirm the latest at your counselling.
- Choose a qualifying institution
Pick a designated learning institution and a PGWP-eligible programme.
- Get the right letters
Depending on level and province, you may need a provincial attestation letter. Master’s and PhD at public institutions are exempt from the cap.
- Apply for your study permit
Show your acceptance letter, proof of funds and your study plan.
- After your degree
Apply for the PGWP within 180 days. University graduates need CLB 7 English. College programmes must be in an eligible field of study. Degree-level graduates have no field restriction.
Courses
Popular courses
Computer Science & ITData Science & AnalyticsEngineeringBusiness & ManagementHealthcare & NursingHospitalitySupply ChainEnvironmental Science
Funding
Scholarships
- University entrance and merit scholarships
- Graduate funding and research assistantships
- Vanier scholarships (PhD)
How we help
How Learning Oasis helps you study in Canada
One counsellor guides you from the first shortlist to your visa, free for the first session.
Sample story
A sample journey to Canada
An illustrative example of how we support students. It is not a real testimonial.
Universities
Universities & colleges you can apply to in Canada
Availability depends on your course, intake and profile. Your counsellor confirms the best options for you.
Showing 24 of 145 universities & colleges
AAcadia University
AAcsenda School of Management
AAdler University
AAlexander College
AAlgoma University
AAlgonquin College
AArbutus College of Communication Arts, Business & Technology
BBcit
BBow Valley College
BBrighton College
BBrock University
CCambrian @hanson Canada
CCambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology
CCanadian College
CCanadian College of Technology & Business - Vancouver
CCanadore College (incl. Canadore @ Toronto)
CCanadore @ Toronto - Stanford International College
CCape Breton University
CCapilano University - Msquare
CCegep de la Gaspesie et des Iles
RReffered To As "Cegep Gim"
CCegep Marie-victorin
CCentennial College
CCiot
FAQ
Questions about studying in Canada
Can I stay and work after my studies?
Yes. Eligible graduates can apply for a PGWP of up to 3 years, depending on the length of the programme, if they meet the language and study requirements.
How much money must I show?
Living funds of CAD 22,895 for a single applicant applied from late 2025 and were raised again from 1 September 2026, plus your first-year tuition. We confirm the exact amount during your counselling.
Is there a limit on study permits?
Yes, there is a national cap. Master’s and PhD students at public institutions are exempt from 2026. Others may need a provincial attestation letter.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, up to 24 hours a week off campus during term (since March 2026), and full-time during scheduled breaks.
Fees, funds and visa rules change often and depend on your course and profile. Please treat these figures as a guide and confirm them with our counsellors.
Ready to plan your move to Canada?
Talk to a counsellor for free. We will call you within 24 hours.